Latest Resource Milestones News

Forrestania Resources has agreed to acquire four exploration licences adjacent to the Edna May Gold Mine, aiming to strengthen its position in Western Australia's Southern Cross region.

Kula Gold has agreed to sell its Westonia Project to Forrestania Resources for an upfront $500,000 plus a $1 million contingent payment tied to a significant gold resource discovery.

Kalamazoo Resources has strategically expanded its Ashburton Gold Project in Western Australia by acquiring the contiguous Xanadu Gold Project and securing a new exploration licence, significantly increasing its exploration footprint amid a strong gold price environment.

Charger Metals has secured approvals for a significant 4,600m drilling campaign at its Lake Johnston Lithium and Gold Project, fully funded by Rio Tinto Exploration. This move aims to build on recent resource milestones and explore new lithium targets in Western Australia.

InVert Graphite has appointed Andrew Lawson as Managing Director following his initial CEO tenure, signaling confidence in his leadership as the company advances its critical minerals projects.

Aldoro Resources has agreed to sell its non-core projects for approximately $3.3 million, enabling a sharpened focus on its flagship Kameelburg Niobium-REE Carbonatite Project in Namibia. The deal includes a significant share distribution in Sultan Resources to Aldoro shareholders.

Sultan Resources announces the acquisition of three promising mineral projects spanning gold and critical minerals in Namibia and Western Australia, bolstering its portfolio in tier-1 jurisdictions. The deal includes a substantial inferred rubidium-lithium resource and promising nickel-copper-PGE targets.

Santa Fe Minerals has completed its acquisition of the Eburnea Gold Project in Côte d’Ivoire and raised $1.2 million to fund upcoming exploration activities.

Metal Bank Limited has agreed to acquire Hastings Technology Metals’ Western Australian gold assets, expanding its portfolio and advancing key projects toward production.

Hastings Technology Metals has agreed to sell its Western Australian gold assets to Metal Bank Limited for A$2.3 million in shares, enabling a sharper focus on its flagship rare earths project. The deal includes key management moves and an in-specie share distribution to Hastings shareholders.

High-Tech Metals Limited has appointed James Merrillees as CEO to spearhead exploration and production at its Mt Fisher and Mt Eureka gold projects, aiming to unlock significant value in Western Australia’s Northern Goldfields.

Rubix Resources has entered a non-binding agreement to acquire bauxite exploration projects in Cameroon and Congo, with a structured payment plan including cash, shares, and performance rights tied to resource milestones.